On December 10th, the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg hosted a powerful evening at Central Penn College, featuring the award-winning documentary Gas Station or The Pigeons of Lahore by acclaimed journalist and filmmaker Dr. Thomas Sideris. The film captivated audiences with its deeply moving…
On Sunday, October 15th members of WACH and the Civic Club of Harrisburg gathered to honor the newest inductees to the Civic Club’s Women’s History Garden. Six inspirational women, three from history and three modern, were highlighted at this event.…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg extends its heartfelt gratitude to Pennian Bank for its generous support of our Youth Education programs. Thanks to their contribution, we are able to continue offering impactful opportunities to the young minds of our…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg partnered with Powerwomen to bring to you this important back to school webinar. Healthcare experts discussed the Coronavirus pandemic, this flu season, and Monkey Pox. They also pressed the importance of keeping up with…
WACH, along with Power Women and The Civic Club of Harrisburg held a Sip & Paint event for the community to socialize and paint in a fun environment.
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg partnered with the Tennessee World Affairs Council, the World Affairs Council of San Antonio, and the IRC to bring this update to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. Speaker: Tamara Demuria, Chief Humanitarian Officer at…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg thanks PA Humanities for a generous grant to support our programs that promote civil dialogue and appreciation for diverse arts and cultures. Thanks to PA Humanities we are enriching our communities and nurturing the…
Tuesday, November 30 • 12-1 p.m. CT The Covid-19 pandemic has thrust the World Health Organization (WHO) into the limelight, for better and for worse. While some of the Trump administration’s criticism of the organization was unfair, the response to the early…
The Joshua Group provides hope an dsupport for at-risk Harrisburg youth; particularly through educational and vocational opportunities. Each week more than 250 city residents come to the Joshua Learning Center to participate in one of our educational programs, including our…
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